By Rev. Dr. Fritz RitschII Corinthians 8: 7-15
Have you ever described someone as “a god” or “godlike”? I know we

By Rev. Dr. Fritz RitschI Samuel 8: 4-15,
Mark 4: 26-34

“Smallness is subversive,” Sarah Ruhl writes, “because smallness can creep

By Rev. Dr. Fritz RitschMark 3: 20-35

My wife Margaret teaches college students Strategic Communications—public relations, marketing, so forth. She has

By Rev. Dr. Warner BaileyJohn 3: 1-17
In our Old Testament lesson, God makes a startling announcement. God is ready to

By Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch Psalm 23,
John 10: 1-10

In October of 1993, exactly one week after our first child

St. Stephen’s session is pleased to announce that we have increased the number of available seating “pods” in the sanctuary

By Rev. Dr. Warner Bailey Matthew 28: 1-15Jeremiah 29:11-14, 1 John 3:1-7, Luke 24:36-48
Children’s Sabbath

I learned a new

By Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch
April 12, 2021
John 20:19–23
“The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.”
—Mahatma Gandhi

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By Rev. Dr. Fritz Ritsch Matthew 28: 1-15April 4, 2021—Easter

Silent Reflection: “This world is like an antechamber before the world